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Master's in Business Administration |
| Number of Seats |
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120 |
| Duration |
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2 Years (4 Semesters) |
| Cut off mark for admission during the last
2 years |
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2008 :
2009 : |
| Fee |
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Rs. 27,500/- per year
Rs. 73,100/- (Management Quota) |
| Placement Facilities |
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Placement Facilities Available |
| Campus Placement in last two years with
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| Department of Management - M B A (Master of Business Administration) |
The MBA Programme of Hyderabad Presidency College is affiliated to Osmania University and is a approved by AICTE. The admissions of students is based on a state-wide entrance test called I-CET, which tests the students in their analytical, quantitative and verbal abilities. The cream of I-CET seek admission into Hyderabad Presiency College, holding it on top of their priority list.
The rigorous two-year programme is divided into four semesters. The course curriculum is prescribed by Osmania University and is designed to make the students capable of gaining a holistic perspective of Management. The course covers 26 subjects which include four specific papers in core specialisation areas. The completion of the course stipulates a project work of two months duration in the industry, followed by a viva voce.
The first and second semesters give a general insight into the different functional areas of Management. The third and fourth semesters focus on building a strong competence in their area of specialization. With the objective of developing multi-skilling among future managers, the prescribed syllabus offers the students the option to specialize in two broad fields: the 'major' specialization offers core expertise on the subject, while the 'minor' specialization offers complementary skills to substantiate the knowledge of the 'major' specialisation.
Specializing in two functional areas helps the future managers in understanding the intricacies of different functional areas and their inter-dependence. It also enables them to acquire the versatility required in the corporate world.
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